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look at spain now. the word is at 50% of young people on unemployment. >> rose: that is the number. >> it's terrifying, correct. >> rose: yes so then at 25 you don't know how every second, young professional doesn't know where he will work. so russia does maybe a little bit better than average in europe. with human rights, well, the stories get famous, they even get more famous than the killing of miners in south africa which amazes me in the modern world. >> rose: you mean the story does get a lot of attention. but there were even medvedev thought, had some question about how long they should be in prison. >> i think they should not even talk about seven years, that's ridiculous. >> rose: i mean your friend, the president could stop this in a second. >> well, i don't think first of all he's thinking about how to put these girls in prison in the first place. most of the people in russia were disgusted with the fact that they went to the biggest-- . >> rose: they didn't approve-- it is one thing not to a
look at spain now. the word is at 50% of young people on unemployment. >> rose: that is the number. >> it's terrifying, correct. >> rose: yes so then at 25 you don't know how every second, young professional doesn't know where he will work. so russia does maybe a little bit better than average in europe. with human rights, well, the stories get famous, they even get more famous than the killing of miners in south africa which amazes me in the modern world. >> rose: you...
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the government of spain has been struggling for months now to turn the country's economy around. today, new figures were released showing the number of people out of work is at a new record high. >> some 4.9 million spaniards are currently registered. that's an unemployment rate of some 25%, and many fear the situation is going to get worse before it gets better. >> long queues at the unemployment office had become a familiar sight in spanish cities, and they keep getting longer. the number of jobless rose for a fourth consecutive month in november. almost 500,000 more are out of work compared to a year ago. >> i wish there were more jobs. we are sinking in unemployment. >> i think the bad situation we are in is going to last at least another two years. >> the government, of course, hopes that is not the case, but so far, it has not had any success in bringing down the jobless rate. >> these are obviously very bad numbers. unemployment continues to rise. we work hard every day to try and change that. we are dealing with a crisis. >> critics at home city government's approach of c
the government of spain has been struggling for months now to turn the country's economy around. today, new figures were released showing the number of people out of work is at a new record high. >> some 4.9 million spaniards are currently registered. that's an unemployment rate of some 25%, and many fear the situation is going to get worse before it gets better. >> long queues at the unemployment office had become a familiar sight in spanish cities, and they keep getting longer....
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all people do think it's about spain's crippling unemployment figures especially amongst the young about the cost of the stakes the study says and then you really get a sense of just how angry and how desperate. they really get the full in the book that's doing to the country and to us it's not in the middle of one of these big protest movements when the clashes break out. well twenty thirteen will see yet more talks to try to get a breakthrough between israel and the palestinians but rocket exchanges and israel's expanding its notorious settlement program have only put more obstacles to making peace a reality there a middle east correspondent. paula hi there good to see you tonight with there's no both sides of course talk about talks with enough of. the times if i had a pony or a rubles for. the last year where is it heading well yes given it does seem as if we have this constant repeat of the same conversation i mean if you look at what's happening on the ground israel continues to announce settlement construction and the palestinians continue to say that for as long as these announce
all people do think it's about spain's crippling unemployment figures especially amongst the young about the cost of the stakes the study says and then you really get a sense of just how angry and how desperate. they really get the full in the book that's doing to the country and to us it's not in the middle of one of these big protest movements when the clashes break out. well twenty thirteen will see yet more talks to try to get a breakthrough between israel and the palestinians but rocket...
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i mean why should the richest part of spain pay for the rest of the country if they want to be on their own. well we put the question another way around the way why don't they feel they have to share their solidarity with other parts of the country i mean you can't reproduce the argument. within these stateless nations as well and the poorest part of catalonia i mean sustained by the roots aspire of petroleum i think this is part partially a wishful thinking i mean and it has to do with the legitimisation of the political system on the white hands and with a shot at radicalization of nationalist demands on the other hand which actually can not to be separated from the presence of course those is that are particularly affected by konami overall economic crisis and well what i really i'm really skeptical about the possibilities of determination to short term and to solve the real problems of people from that the loan from the legion from the basque country i think that normative problem we have to face is that how stylish which is the barrier or what the story or a referendum or people's
i mean why should the richest part of spain pay for the rest of the country if they want to be on their own. well we put the question another way around the way why don't they feel they have to share their solidarity with other parts of the country i mean you can't reproduce the argument. within these stateless nations as well and the poorest part of catalonia i mean sustained by the roots aspire of petroleum i think this is part partially a wishful thinking i mean and it has to do with the...
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in senegal it is different to tehran and spain. >> how different is it outside of europe in the wider arab world, the middle east? >> they are more accepted outside of europe because europe is a shocking and islamic bloc because there's a need to find a european identity, especially now in the crisis. >> where do you see this going? do you see the creation of a broader european islamic bloc? >> islam house oe been adapted to its cultural surroundings and we can see european islam coming up in a lot of centers in europe. >> his specialist in the dialogue between the islamic world and the west, thank you. onto soccer now. dortmund with another victory under their belts helping the reigning champions close in on the league leaders. their season has been punctuated by ups and downs, but on sunday and, they notched up another important victory in their title defense. >> warring on from the touch line, the caretaker urging his to stay compact. breached by mario. still, he did not play. fearing relegation. moments later, sven scoring a deserved equalizer. in the second half, again with the b
in senegal it is different to tehran and spain. >> how different is it outside of europe in the wider arab world, the middle east? >> they are more accepted outside of europe because europe is a shocking and islamic bloc because there's a need to find a european identity, especially now in the crisis. >> where do you see this going? do you see the creation of a broader european islamic bloc? >> islam house oe been adapted to its cultural surroundings and we can see...
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spain's beleaguered banks can breathe easier now the euro zone approved the forty billion euro rescue package for them is the first tranche of the bailed out to greet in june which is worth a total one hundred billion euros the public's not taking well day as people continue to suffer from tough cuts while the banks got a helping hand record unemployment and a crippling recession that spain continues to deny that it needs a sovereign bailout. politician two on monday says the government has brought the crisis on itself. there is a fundamental flaw in the banking system which is. the government has basically taken over the banks the greed of the banking cartel degree of the central bank bailout banks. money that is not covered by anything the government intervening too much in the market. and the way to solve the problem is by government were growing by shrinking the role of government by getting government to spend less and less and regulate less that's what comic back in order that's one of. the job where you grow again i don't hear. so. saying. somebody who's being supported by gove
spain's beleaguered banks can breathe easier now the euro zone approved the forty billion euro rescue package for them is the first tranche of the bailed out to greet in june which is worth a total one hundred billion euros the public's not taking well day as people continue to suffer from tough cuts while the banks got a helping hand record unemployment and a crippling recession that spain continues to deny that it needs a sovereign bailout. politician two on monday says the government has...
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in spain, 26% were one in two young people is out of work. things are not quite that grim in italy, but more and more young people are looking for work. the youth unemployment rate is 36%, the highest since june 2004. >> we have to take a short break, but when we back, december 1 is world aids day. we will be taking a look at the problem of hiv/aids. >> and what is germany going to do with all its nuclear waste? stay with us for that. >> thanks for staying with us. >> welcome back. one of the consequences of the breakdown of public services in the wake of the economic crisis in greece is a sharp spike up people they're infected with aids. >> on the eve of world aids day, officials are warning infection rate could get out of control unless action is taken. >> but as a new report just issued by the united nations shows, there is encouraging news. there's been a large reduction in the amount of new cases in southern africa. >> education campaigns and easier access to medicines have paid off in the battle against hiv. the number of people newly i
in spain, 26% were one in two young people is out of work. things are not quite that grim in italy, but more and more young people are looking for work. the youth unemployment rate is 36%, the highest since june 2004. >> we have to take a short break, but when we back, december 1 is world aids day. we will be taking a look at the problem of hiv/aids. >> and what is germany going to do with all its nuclear waste? stay with us for that. >> thanks for staying with us. >>...
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are you sure this comes from spain. renee ella is a palestinian living in germany she has family in the west bank and says the israeli checkpoints mean palestinian farmers are losing out to the settlers even even the few things when they get to jordan. israel checkpoints keep them at the checkpoints for days under the sun. and then you can't leave the rest of us anymore those behind the report into trade between the settlements in europe say they are trying to organize any kind of witch hunt but we're not talking about boycotting jews over here we're not talking about even boycotting israel itself we're talking about making a difference differentiating between. legal israeli products which should be watched by european citizens as much they want course a short and second of products which are totally illegal and should be banned and people should not buy peter all over r.t. . well we're back with more news in thirty minutes the kinds of reports coming up after a short break. in the glow of russia's no phone away from ci
are you sure this comes from spain. renee ella is a palestinian living in germany she has family in the west bank and says the israeli checkpoints mean palestinian farmers are losing out to the settlers even even the few things when they get to jordan. israel checkpoints keep them at the checkpoints for days under the sun. and then you can't leave the rest of us anymore those behind the report into trade between the settlements in europe say they are trying to organize any kind of witch hunt...
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in countries like spain, up to one-half of young people are unemployed. under the european union boss proposed scheme, everyone under 25 who applies -- european union's proposed scheme, everyone under 25 who applies would be guaranteed a job or training within four months. >> we have to invest in europe's young people. we cannot afford to leave them. we have to give them the skills and experience they need to help them to get a job. >> the eu wants to fund the sceme -- scheme with money from the european bond. many are skeptical of the plans. >> i do not believe the suggestions will be successful. employers will be afraid of giving people work, so it will hurt those it's trying to help. >> whether it will really create more education and training programs is still unclear, as the suggestions are only recommendations to eu member states. >> bayern face off against a byelorussian team tonight. >> boresoff beat them in november. bayern are in top form. >> as if they were not scoring enough goals already, goetze is ready to go. he is first choice again in the
in countries like spain, up to one-half of young people are unemployed. under the european union boss proposed scheme, everyone under 25 who applies -- european union's proposed scheme, everyone under 25 who applies would be guaranteed a job or training within four months. >> we have to invest in europe's young people. we cannot afford to leave them. we have to give them the skills and experience they need to help them to get a job. >> the eu wants to fund the sceme -- scheme with...
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after all, if spain had joined the axis powers, it would have been defeated and would not have been a fascist country until a 70s. franco made a smart decision. the minute he did it would have been better if he made the opposite decision and maybe he was smart enough to know that. >> thank you. >> humble before the man. >> 9 a myth christine and it is an honor to hear you speak. i have a son, douglas, who finally turned off the tv and in the 3 players and picked up your book a number of years ago. it truly hooked him on reading. on his behalf and mine as a parent, i am curious to see what was the genesis of going from thrillers to historical fiction and including -- i am happy that you have a strong woman in each of your historical fiction. [applause] >> i was interested -- i used to look at cathedrals because of how beautiful they are and how serena in atmosphere a cathedral is but i very quickly became interested in how they were built. when you look at one of those european cathedrals you do think, how did medieval people get those enormous thoughts? not that i. know mathematics fo
after all, if spain had joined the axis powers, it would have been defeated and would not have been a fascist country until a 70s. franco made a smart decision. the minute he did it would have been better if he made the opposite decision and maybe he was smart enough to know that. >> thank you. >> humble before the man. >> 9 a myth christine and it is an honor to hear you speak. i have a son, douglas, who finally turned off the tv and in the 3 players and picked up your book a...
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buyers in italy, spain, and france proved especially wary. only britain bucked the trend with a rise in new car sales. a decade it has been since the inclusion of the german media empire. the state appellate court in munich today ruled that deutsche bank must pay damages to the heirs of the deceased mogul. >> the court ruled that the former ceo of deutsche bank, seen here, was responsible for the collapse of the world's largest licenser of film rights. in an interview, this credit worthiness was question, driving the conglomerate into bankruptcy. damages are expected to range anywhere from 120 million euros to 1.25 billion euros. it was also a big topic at the frankfurt stock exchangr markets this report from the trading floor. >> for the deutsche bank, this verdict is more than just a verdict because it weighs heavily on the image of germany's biggest bank. also because of the fact that the trial is not the only one that the deutsche bank is faced with, and some analysts are fearing now that investors might lose their confidence in dutch ban
buyers in italy, spain, and france proved especially wary. only britain bucked the trend with a rise in new car sales. a decade it has been since the inclusion of the german media empire. the state appellate court in munich today ruled that deutsche bank must pay damages to the heirs of the deceased mogul. >> the court ruled that the former ceo of deutsche bank, seen here, was responsible for the collapse of the world's largest licenser of film rights. in an interview, this credit...
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well top of the list of destinations is france it's nearby and it's warmer weather and same goes for spain which is the other place where they're all thinking of flocking to followed by the usa now we didn't manage to track down any million as but we hit the streets of london to talk to the ordinary londoners to ask whether they were considering opting sticks and leaving as well and it looks like most of them agree with the millionaires so let's take a listen to what they told us you consider leaving the u.k. . one reason that i climb up the second the dark. would you consider leaving the u.k. and leaving somewhere else i'm going to do really what are the reasons my wife. my children but also the expense here looks like the middle class professionals are the ones who are actually packing their bags and leaving a recent report by the home office said that more and more middle class we professionals are actually packing their bags and opting to continue that careers elsewhere and for them the main reason is the high rate of personal taxation so it's the millionaires are the ones that don't l
well top of the list of destinations is france it's nearby and it's warmer weather and same goes for spain which is the other place where they're all thinking of flocking to followed by the usa now we didn't manage to track down any million as but we hit the streets of london to talk to the ordinary londoners to ask whether they were considering opting sticks and leaving as well and it looks like most of them agree with the millionaires so let's take a listen to what they told us you consider...
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italy and spain, we're seeing the ten year at 4.5%. spain, 5.29 the%. yesterday we saw a bit of a comeback, but it's forex where we're seeing moves. the euro/dollar adding .3%. so 1.327 68 is the level there. the dollar/yen rising closer to that 86 level this morning. here is a quick peek at what's on the agenda in the u.s. weekly jobless claims at 8:30 eastern. at 10:00 a.m., we'll get december consumer confidence. this is one to watch. analysts are looking for a reading of about 70, down four points from last month. at 10:00, it's new home sales. now, the latest report says this holiday season has been the worst for u.s. retailers since the beginning of the financial crisis. we'll walk through those figures and the impact for retailers when we come back. >>> there are frustrations in markets that politicians haven't taken advantage of the breathing space that the extraordinary measures have afforded them. that view was shared by former ecb chief jean-claude trichet who has been speaking exclusively to cnbc. >> it's not new, of course, that the central
italy and spain, we're seeing the ten year at 4.5%. spain, 5.29 the%. yesterday we saw a bit of a comeback, but it's forex where we're seeing moves. the euro/dollar adding .3%. so 1.327 68 is the level there. the dollar/yen rising closer to that 86 level this morning. here is a quick peek at what's on the agenda in the u.s. weekly jobless claims at 8:30 eastern. at 10:00 a.m., we'll get december consumer confidence. this is one to watch. analysts are looking for a reading of about 70, down four...
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make sure they know exactly where their produce is coming from this is are you sure this comes from spain. is a palestinian living in germany she has family in the west bank and says the israeli checkpoints mean palestinian farmers are losing out to the settlers even even though you think they get jordan they israeli checkpoints keep them points for days and. the sun. and then you can't even say anymore those behind the report into trade between the settlements in europe say they own trying to organize any kind of witch hunt we're not talking about boycotting jews over here we're not talking about even boycotting israel itself we're talking about making a difference differentiating between. legal israeli products which should be bought. by european citizens as much as they course the short and segment products which are totally illegal and should be banned and people should not buy into. berlin under some other world news making headlines for you this hour. hundreds of people have marched through the norwegian capital in protest against of the e.u. getting the nobel peace prize demonstrat
make sure they know exactly where their produce is coming from this is are you sure this comes from spain. is a palestinian living in germany she has family in the west bank and says the israeli checkpoints mean palestinian farmers are losing out to the settlers even even though you think they get jordan they israeli checkpoints keep them points for days and. the sun. and then you can't even say anymore those behind the report into trade between the settlements in europe say they own trying to...
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are you sure this comes from spain . is a palestinian living in germany she has family in the west bank and says the israeli checkpoints mean palestinian farmers are losing out to the settlers even even the few think they get jordan they really checkpoints keep them at the checkpoints for days. and then you can't say anymore those behind the report into trade between the settlements in europe say they aren't trying to organize any kind of witch hunt we're not talking about boycotting jews over here we're not talking about even boycotting israel itself we're talking about making a difference differentiating between. legal israeli products which should be bought by european citizens as much the course the short and second products which are totally illegal and should be banned and people should not be to all of our tea. party life here in moscow twenty three minutes past the hour twenty four minutes past the hour but with more news for in about fifteen minutes or so in the meantime we've got the latest business is with dim
are you sure this comes from spain . is a palestinian living in germany she has family in the west bank and says the israeli checkpoints mean palestinian farmers are losing out to the settlers even even the few think they get jordan they really checkpoints keep them at the checkpoints for days. and then you can't say anymore those behind the report into trade between the settlements in europe say they aren't trying to organize any kind of witch hunt we're not talking about boycotting jews over...